Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1926, Page 19

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. LANDSCAPE PLANNING For the Home Ownov BY ROSE GREELY, Lamhupe Architect. arden, it must tuft with evergreen leaves and r-round garden, | white ftlowers, the with its e olors. previ ssoms of an intensa blue flowers but with of a With s low is a favorite | not_only bs like cl daffodils discord unless ned down by bloom forget-m ipins and the 1o p (merte ith the 2nd and Bryant Sts. N.E. [2304:36 2nd St. NE. | -$7,475 - s ACT QUICKLY! For We Have Sold Nearly Half of These Homes in Approximately Two Weeks When you see them you will realize that there is no in the whole city that will compare with them. Six Large Rooms Screened Throughout Two Big Porches Hardwood Trim With Natural Wood Finish Built-in Refrigerator Kitchen Cabinet One-Piece Sink Sample House Open Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. DETOUR GALLAUDET PARK West Virginia Ave. is now being concreted and is closed to traffic, therefore, we advise those con- templating an inspection of our new homes to drive to Montello Ave. and Florida Ave. Northeast, thence north on Montello Ave. to Oates St., and then turn to your left into Gallaudet Park. KD LX2 Price, $7,150 TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED 1109-1125 Qates St. N.E. rooms, bath, hot-water heat, electricity, front and ¢ rear porches, hardwood floors, one- picce porcelain sink, built-in refrigerator, lot 150 feet :J( e Just two blocks from public and parochial schools. Six brigl OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. C. H. SMALL & CO. Realtors—Builders 925 15th St. N.W. Gallaudet Park Lincoln 3459 Office Main 6861 veronicas, (., SATURDAY, ‘MAY 8, 1926. REAT, ESTATE. “Total volume of produc 1926 probably will not r figure. Commodity definite trend down ? business should maintain a pros average during the current quarie There are no signs of credit strain ahead. Business as a whole should be generally good. The long-pull out- look for commodity prices is a down- ward trend. Based on carloadings, AemlockC Hedge early w}k_z'eum-mia o ,a 7 fi.‘, /,,,,,,. e et | l-r,mm /"’Z alba = \ ,ol//: ously | -1 s | wpenas | (5N \ cs, S\Merfinsla 3 \Lowrsia. A a e O W) J,,,m,/,, Fhiea \ ;:.9% ,flau-nim\—— /MZT—”_ a5e)s jocaurss | \ G &y . //"""V,—fi".‘&\ it g > Arasis | Vevon o ;.tn;Ll arors LV ")-:’.fi'in i «”_i‘:_ T+ = " Armce rioeses BRINKLEY-BUILT HOMES Anacostia Shannon Place, one square to Anacostia Street Car Line 20 Built—17 Sold Brick homes, six rooms and tiled bathroom. front porch. Double rear porches. Built-in garage. S = hardy pinks to the pink columbines, bleeding heart (dicentra spectabilis) and lupins. The pyrethrums, times called the Spring ch ,| mums, echo the pink note In all place | shades from white to deep crimson in white | flowers Loth double and single. As nbine, ) the ‘Spring passes, the pinks are apt dging | t0 dominate the garden, w the could | roses and peonies, heraids of early Summer, come into bloom. A general recession In business is to be expected during the second and | third quarters of the year. Further i | liquidation in the stock market parently is in prospect. It is too early to attempt to select stocks for pur- chase. Domestic - production can hardly bo maintained at fts present glgh level—The Brookmire Economic erv, Colonial Turn off Nichols Avenue at Police Station. WM. P. NORMOYLE Realtor 810 F St. N.W. Main 2255 (2 & M’.“.‘W‘W" / 0"" ~4&/mb¢n) o \/-’ tl’/’\ i3 y 1o /,,p",/{l"w. S s 0 /':-.,//,;,- fin‘ /11 ascalicus LOW PRICE—-REASONABLE TERMS ELEVATION SFT.ABOVE WASHINGTON MONUMENTa, Sixteenth Street Heights GRAY STONE SEMI-BUNGALOW Corner 14th and Floral Sts. N.W. Eight large rooms, 2 baths. Living room Is 12125 feet, with large gray stone | open fireplace, adjoins wonderful sun parlor. | Open for inspection every day until 9 P. Phone 15th St. Franklin N.W. Corner Edgemoor Lane and F uirfui !ioad Opposite the. Beautiful Bradley Davidson Estate EDGEMOOR More Than 14,000 Square Feet of Ground 10 Rooms—3 Baths Fine, Large Porches, With Attractive Doric Columns A Exceptionally Spacious Living Room, With Appealing Fireplaces 2-Car Built-in Garage st completed, reflects the taste of an inspired architect and the nen—in design, construction and interior finish. You will he d dignity of the dwelling as you move through the ideally e the many throughtfully planned features of comfort and L place where you will be delighted to entertain your friends. idering the location. one of beautiful Iidgemoor’s finest corners, h more than the price at which it is offered for quick turnover. $32,500 Moderate Terms 5 Open for Inspection Sunday Between 10 A.M. and 6 P.M. This palatial homs handiwork of master Even without cof » place would be wo z R R | Maboux MarsHALL Moss & MaLLorY INc, “REALTORS +- 923 Fifteenth Street N.W. Main 10134 CALL SUBURBAN OFFICE , BETHESDA 174, FROM 5 TO9PM. &HOLIDAYS. - - there do not appear to be any de- clines in business.—Gibson. r Open F or Inspectlon $250 CASH $59.50 Total Monthly Payment 207 Douglas St. N.E. Beautiful brick home of six large rooms, colornial front porch, double rear porches, French doors from dining room to breakfast Alexander Hamilton Institute LG f';’”,l YT llar/wt porch, daylight kitchen, three nice bedrooms, tile bath, lots of closets full cellar, hot-water heat, electricity, Condition same as new. rty—Drive north on Fourth Douetas and then ‘weat o Douslas. Open All Day Sunday doscp}s ha !l "n I E Frillnzgin gas, etc.; laundry trays and butit-in garage. To 2o . from Rhode Yslund Ave, (Bres Slee Bungalow, N. W. 906 Aspen St. Near Walter Reed 7. Block Off Ga. Ave. Convenient Terms Phone Adams 2726 919 15th St. N.W. L] [ ] After all is said and done —You can get out of a house only what the builder puts into it! Honest w orl\nmmlnp and painstaking attention to every detail has been the watchword of the builders of these homes— and that means that you will get dollar for dollar value out of them. Exhibit House 1822 Newton St. N.E. Price, $8,950 Easy Terms Go out Rhode Island Avenue to 1ith Street _ Features Homes are semi-de- tached brick, with living room, fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen, equipped with pantry and built-in ice box; cov- ered front porch, coat closet with mirrored door, three bedrooms with roomy closets, tiled bath with shower, and in- closed rear porch. - To Inspect: Northeast, north on 17th to Newton, one block east to houses— o; fin past Catholic University to Newton Street and straight to 18th. Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday WIRE CO. 636-644 Investment Building Main 9877 ATTENTION World War Veterans—rein- state your War Risk Insur- ance before July 2nd, 1926. Overlooking Beautiful GRANT CIRCLE 5th and Allison Sts. Northwest Between Two Beautiful Avenues —New Hampshire and Illinois— Six Big == (utside Rooms Convenient to Cars and Inspect This Home Sunday Double - Decker Busses 9 AM.to9 P.M. This lovely home is hardwood trimmed throughout ; has six large rooms and bath. A dream of a kitchen that will please the wiie. Beautiful lawn and Shrubbery. Three large porches for Summsr eomfort. A real home investment with terms like paying rent. D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. "z Dunigan Homes, Inside and Outside, Always Look Better